This short 3 minute segment aired on live TV March 30 2023, featuring our very own Michael Fishbach and Delphi Waters talking about the...

On August 5, 2022 the Whale Guardians Team along with our partners at Baleia Jubarte & Baleia a Vista

“Euronav wants to set the example for the industry,” says Hugo de Stoop, CEO of Euronav. “We have looked into the different voluntary...

"What can help fight climate change? More whale poop, study suggests"

′′ It was the saddest day of my career ", says Francis, photographer of marine life for over 20 years.

We immediately thought it could be a hybrid blue/fin whale as however rare these hybrids are they are known with genetic  certainly to exis

Highly informative video about ship strikes on whales just released featuring GWC's Michael Fishbach.

Right near Montreal - Another tragic death caused by a ship collision and the worst kind of loss, an immature female that now will never be

GWC featured in this Mongabay Environmental News regarding Brazils whales.

It is only by separating ships from areas where the right whales are feeding that we can reduce further deaths. We also support the developm

Colleagues at GRID-Arendal lay out the growing consensus for protecting the ocean’s marine life, including whales, due to their vital contri

A great whale is worth $2 million. The size of that number so terrified Ralph Chami, the economist who appraised the whales, that he sought

Major shipping companies announce they will not use the Arctic sea route as a shortcut between Europe and Asia.

Whales are known for being the largest and most intelligent creatures in the ocean. Now, marine biologists have discovered that they also ca

The future of Norway’s whaling industry appears to be in serious doubt as it struggles to deal with low catch numbers, falling prices for wh

At GWC we fully support the need to separate whales and ships in space. All groups agree that this is the best option for preventing whale d

Unless you’ve been making a superhuman effort to avoid the news recently, you’ll know that the ocean is vital to life on Earth. But why, exa

we remain deeply concerned at Japan’s public announcement of intent to re-enter the horrific world of industrial/commercial whaling on any l

Endangered beluga whales in Alaska’s Cook Inlet are about to face a seismic attack that will disrupt their eating and mating activities and

To learn that this individual’s death is a result of a ship strike is particularly unfortunate.